Asperger syndrome is a disablement that is fraction of the autistic spectrum. People diagnoses with this syndrome are often graded as being about the ‘higher’ end of the spectrum.
Other diagnoses on the spectrum consist of autism and high carrying out autism. Asperger syndrome and high functioning autism are often used interchangeably. Asperger syndrome is classified as a persistent developmental disorder, which means it has an effect on all aspects of a patents life.
Asperger syndrome is a delicate state – a condition “invisible” and the result is that sometimes people do not understand if someone is suffering with the disorder. As it is subtle, it is also complicated to diagnose. Asperger syndrome may often include having special interests and become anxious if the routine is interrupted.
People should understand that those who suffer from Asperger Syndrome are not the only ones struggling in the field of communication and social relationships. Everyone finds these things difficult to a certain degree and in certain situations, but people with Asperger syndrome tend to find these tasks more difficult.
According to a research Asperger syndrome affects more men than women. People can perhaps find it harder to detect social problems among women who suffer from Asperger Syndrome.
People with Asperger syndrome are more likely to have other problems such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, digestive problems and mental health problems than the rest of population.
There are many theories on the causes of Asperger syndrome, factors related to the environment, brain damage, a difficult birth or a childhood disease. Right now, researchers and scientists are not absolutely sure of the cause. Research continues but it is believed that the genetic makeup of a person plays a greater part in this disease.
Asperger's Syndrome
Asperger's Syndrome
Asperger's Syndrome
